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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

Senator Gray, OF Delaware, declines
to accept General Fairchild'S palsy in
vocation as fair exponent ofthe Grand
Amy feeling. at certainly is not, 50
far as the Delaware posts are concern
cd, be says, " for our leading post was
prompt 10 congratulate the President
on hi, action il relation to the pension
bill"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
a scycn.Siory building Bnrned.

Iby IrTtITApH " no Ui7VsIVN'T
MNSEAPoLIs, MINI. July 27.-rhe
sevcn-stoTy brick building at Washing
ton and Second avenues, south, 0ccu-
pied by the Boston one-prico clothing
house and L. Frluklin's hOuSe-furnlsh-
ing bazaar, was burned last evening.
The building ana stocks are estimated
by the proprietors TO be worth $4,000,
with damage Of Sl6j,0 900 and au in
surance Of $4,000. The adjoining
buildings were damaged by water and
falling walls to the extent of S!0,O0O.
During the fire Robert York. fireman,
was seriously injured by the fall OF
large piece Of plate-glass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
Youthful GOnibafanfs.

Two small boys named Sam Pryor
and Bernard Scott engaged in fight
in the penitentiary bottom, south end
of Foushee street, yesterday evening.
AID Pryor struck Scott i'll the forehead
with a rock, making severe cut
Pryor was arrested by Sergeant Epps,
taken to the Third station, and bailed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-White, 20 bushels prime at Sc; 30
bushels very good at Sic. bushels fair al Sic.
Longberry, 7l2 bushels prime at o3c.; llJ
bushels good at SIC. 2O2 bushels fair Mt So.
90 bushels fair At Sic. Mixed, 723 bushels
primo at s5c. 30 bushels very good nj Sic.
in bushels fair M SIC. Sh0rtberry, 10 bushels
primo at S5c. 22O bushels very good at S};. /;
if3 bushels good at s2c. ~ bushels good et
Sic. 2,S bushels fair at soc. bushels fair al
1sr. "a bushels common ~ 7jr.; 81 bushels
common at BE X bushels common st 7Jc 81
bushels common 1T b7c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
2AxERTe BIZ rELxaaAr
EzW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 27.-COtton steady: sales.
496 bales; uplands. 10 &C.; Orleans. i0hc.; net
receipts. 2..lS bales: eXpOrts-to Great britain,
10 $50 bales 10 France. 2.9i6 bales; ~ the Con-
tiuent. 3Ss0 bales. Southern nOur unchanged.
Nbeat-SpOt opened AeHc. higher. closing
weak, with advance lost; options opened heavy
and aye. lower, later advanced Aasc., and
sul sCquently declined haa4c.. closing no IVY at
the lowest; ungraded red, i6aSjc.; No. rcd,
July. nominal At SOC. August Jl.aSl l-i6c.
September. 1hHs2lsc. Corn-s DOT steady; ex-
port trading light; options i.aAc. lowor and
moderately active; closed weak No. :, July,
nominal a. Hf.c September, Bjsai5 1915;
Dat. aahc. spot and July; later months shade
better; mixed western, 3Ia36c. No. 2 July.
32s32i{c.: August AM September, OHs3J5Sc.
hops dun: State, 9s20c. California, iOasO;.
Cofee-Spot fair; kIo duh at SO /; No. Rio.
not quoted: August, u1.S0afi7.S5; September.
sls l0ail20. Sugar nrm and In fair demand.
Molasses nominal Rice steady. Cotton seed
oil quoted at Sa2Oc for crude: ii&ai3c. for
refined. Resin dun az slasi.l0. Turpentine
dun at Bic. Wool quiet and steady. Pork less
active but steady at SIS 25asi5 Is for old. tl5sjs
fI6.s5 for new. Beef duh. Middles dun and
western steam. spot quoted at s6.92A: August,
I69.a{G9 9 /: september, has.C2. freights dun.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, ND. July 2f.-Cotton dall; MID
ding, iOAc. Flour about steady and quiet:
Howard street and western super. g.. 35aS291 I;
do. extra, SSss3,5: do. family. Sls5a.Ai0 city.
mills super, t2.5Oss3; do. extra. 81 25asls5; 10.
Rio brands, fL37asL6s: Patapsco superlatiys
patent. 1913; DC. family. fLsi. Wheat SOUTH
ern lower and fairly active; red, ssasoc. am
Der. S0aS3c. western trmer: No. winter red,
spot, 79lc. bid July, 8ls79%c.; August,
79L a.9Ic,; September. Siaslkc. October,
sa,.ass>sc.; December, s5as54c. Corn--South-
ern about steady and duh; white, 50aS?xc. I;
yellow. fats: western neglected; mixed.
August, 45sA6c.; September, 45xaio4c. Oats
lower; southern aud Pcnnsyivsnta, 2sa35c. !;
western white. 35a;s7c. Western mixed. asa3ic.
Rye easy and quios at 63a5s,. Hay nrm /;
prime TO choice western, si3asi5. Provisions
nominally steady and quiet Mess-pork, sija
s7. Buik. meats Shoulders and ciear-riS
sides, packed, I and o.. Shoulders.
7Asskc; cicar-rib sides, 9I<c.: hams, isHaiic
Lard-Renned, 81 Butter nrm westssa
pacsed, isaiSc creamery, i7asie. Esg, ssssiy
at isaigNc. Petroleum steady; reunsd. 6',c.
Coffee dull and nomluai: Rio cargoes. sr,iinsry
70 fair. i9SAs0hc. sugar 1rm aud asslys: 4
sofe, 31sc.: copper-redned Arm at 9Ha1ko
Whisky quiet aud stea ~ g u.ttatl.la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
~. Wore Leaves Of Absence.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Owing TO
,be ,nree amount of work on hand de-
msnding attention in the Post-Ohice9
Department. the Postmaster General
today issued an order directing that
No fuyther leaves Of absence be granted
clerks until after September lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
,,.. 4, charleston. West virginia.

CuAnLEsrox, W. Va, July 1.-Two
honses the property of John l.. Reese
I'D Mrs. Caroline Whitaker. Of this
s;tv were burned last night. The house
~ he latter was insured in the Niagara,
Of New York, for 5000. The total loss is
$500,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
rirc az Georgetown. ray.

u! WI I'Vf'7 " wv IT -tEI'I
LEXINGTON, Ky, July PA fire at
Georgetown this morning destroyed
seven buildings in the principal bust
ness block of the town, including the
Office Of the Times newspaper. Total
loss estimated at $50, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
Carpenters Sfriae in Chicago

CHICAGO, July 27.-The carpenters
strike in this city is not great one,
only those men who have been work
ing more than eight hours, or for less
than thirty-iive cents an hour. or with
non-union men, being affected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
HeunIon OF Ex.Copfedersses ."
Missouri.
IBy telen graph 10 tbs pispatch.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch! TT
Nrzico, Mo, July T.--Ma)or a.
A. N,uman, of Randolph county zap
tain Henry GERBER, Of st. LOUIS az
Captain j. F. Guthrie, OF 81. Loa ~.
The committee OF arrangements ior ~.
Confederate reunion which mso.s
here September 18th, are IN the c'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
a Lyncniug ma Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, July "a mob at
Redan to day lynched Reuben johnson
hudson (colored. lie had committed
an assault upon Mrs. James Bush yes
terday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July H.--CSh quotations were:
Flour In good local inquiry: export demese
wheat. 09laf9hc.: No. spring wheat, $50.
No : rod, 7ih,IAc. NO. 2 corn, sc. Ne. :
osis, e4Hc. nest-t orb. SIS Lard. 81fs
f6C0 shOrt.riD sides noose). fs.05sSWx.
Iry-saiied shoulders (poxed), fs0as5 ~; short
clssr sides (hoxea), ~ 3Jar.40 Whisky, tl.is
Leading tatur.s ragged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
horses and carriares, furniture, etc,
and check for SAG, 600

The divorce proceedings were sur
prise to the community. although it has
been known for two or three years by
a few persons here that Mr.. and Mrs.
ODay did not live happily together:
Mr.. EBAY is for'y-seven years old, and
has lived in Springfield since 1856. He
made S1.O00,000 or more in the past
twenty years in the practice of law and
in railroad speculation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. July q, lsS.
SAIFs-FIEsT BoARp.-i,OO) Richmond city
90 at l21. 100 do. nj 12l.
SECOND BoARD.-2.OO0 Atlanta and Charlotte
incomes at ICl; $500 Richmond, Froicricks-
burg and Potomac dividend obligation as ll3'
Closing quotations al the stock Board:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

The Academy Of Music will be
opened about the 1st of September,
with Mr. J. K. Strasberger, of Wash
ington, as lessee again, and Mr.. Thomas
{. ICatL 81 manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


July N-Aarket stesiy; transactions con-
fined TO the ia tories. No receipts from tho
country Of any consequence Prime. ihai&c.:
fancy, &c. common. 2is a3hc snellei, ga
81. ; factory hand picked ii4a5i.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
WON ans Courage.


In courage the ordinary woman
greatly outstrips the ordinary man.
Whether it tic reckless, unconscious, or
sublime, the element OF personal cour-
age that affects fit at the intrusion VI
q mouse knows no fear in the face Of
real danger A lady who would not
venture from her rural front. door alone
was often met abroad leading three
yoal.o'd child by the hand. When ask
ed if she considered the infants pres
ence protection she answered "In
q Measure, yes; for when | an alone /
feel that have no right 10 be away,
and would run from shadow, but il L
were attacked with this child | would
defend it to the last" Some persons
will account for this on maternal theo-
ries. But the lady was not related to
the child and she was unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
Funeral Notice.

Tho funeral Of Mrs LUCY VIRGINIA GARD
MIR win take place from the First Baptist
church 1His tlhursday) MORNING at ~
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

nav YORK. july .--Cott0n-Gross receipts,
1, 100 bales. Futures clo8,d nrn: sales, $500
balss: July, $40 .5afl0 u: August flO.2la
1921: September. ~ 55asl 80 October. fl.36a
1881: November and December. ky.3laf9 %;
January. s9S3af0.3i; February, .s9.iOas9n;
March. s9i7 Aprl, i953as95i; Moy, s9.Soa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
IKeportsd for the Dispatch.l

July g?.-1he market is firm and would be-
active but for the absence OF stock. The sales
are very light, for tho reason that there Is no
stock 10 sell aud none In the country 10 be
brought to market Prime, ihc.; oAtra-prime,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
NEW YORK. COTTON FUTURES.

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Grain aud provisions
QUOT aud Unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. y. o., July T.-.llfreruns
steady ~ sSc. Resin dun: strained. Hc.;
good strained, So. Tar firm az sl.3l Crude
uIrertine steady; hare. silo: yeilow-dip
and v'sg'n. ~ 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
YOuh

We quote: Fiuo. sc.sOssa75; sepecdre, t..Ts0
f;.2j: oxus. t3,0as3.75; family, Stake pstehC
'amty, country, si.15aia25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
LATE WEATHER REPORT.


NY Telegraph 10 tue Dlspatch.J
- WASHINGTON. d. C., July2S-l 4. NJ
49,. For Virginia, local rains. variable
RblN winds, higher temperature In the east
,e-u portion, stationary temperature la
- the western portion.
For North Carolina, localr.ia5, sta
ticnary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, July q, ]
oFFEzINga

OFFEaINGa.
WHRar.-White, - bushels. LOngberry, 2.il0
bushels. Mixed, 099 bushels. ShOrtborry,
LEG bushels. Total. j,096 bushels.
COYN.-Nixed, $50 bushels.
pATs.-lOO bushels.
ORCHARD-GEAss S2ED.-2O bushels.
NuL-OFFAI.-li tom.
FiOUR.-i25 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28
nfyrrw or THE CHICAGO MARKET.

ntNihW or TIE CHICAGO hAhkbi'
CHICAGO. July e;.--The bulls were again In
the ascC ndaIcy at the opening VI the beard to-
day. Septt mDsr wheat opened &c. higher ne
ilAc. ard nuciuatod rapidly between 1A.c.
and ,l'.c for some minCtes. Light receipts
and hot. dry weather In s0aro districts and too
much rain ~ Dakota oycr.ei q strengthening
Influence Alter selling freely september
gravitaioi down 10 ilHa7iAc. "a t'io session
advanced IL developed nothing whatsyef IN ihe
way q Interesting news beyond the possibility
Of a slightly better tone 20 cable a1y1es. ms
and a decrease on passage. besides the changed
front prcfented by substantial traders. was
al out all ;hst wheat hai under IT, IL was SUI
Gcicnt 20 hold the market ~ times hrmiy np
10 slflc. but these advances were invariably
followed iy fraciionsl reactions. shortly
before The close september STOOD at 1lsac.,
but alter that thore Was very genofh lOctl
selling. which sent September csk 70 Itsa
1ihc.-ihe closing price. Corn was mo9eTa.ey
active, aud fair trade was ravortel. lhs
weather contilucs dry IN nqny s0cti)ns, ani
rain Is much needed. While IA other PORTIONS
al the tolt roptris arc Qui.e iny0raole sop
ten her opened Ne higher al 39ac. was arm
for n time. and then became easter upon IN
creased oiiorings and reports OF rain ~ sonie
ports IT illnots, ard declined 70 y lajN9c.-
1ho closing figures. Oats. in eyulpairS "Aen
tie other marietta. opened ~ puite sharp
advance, September ncing quoted 'ic. Dettor
AZ - e. There WIS n fair trale tor Is t.me, oai
after the more urgent orcors wore MEL mo
market became quiet AM Nui3 easler
Closing qUotaiicus, however, show iar
gain over YESTERDAY. liOglsioGs we're
-ieadicf, but only n moderate business
WAS uarsacted. Under rho inllenco Of
siarp br, ak IN price q hogs Specialize o1or-
ings were enlarged early ga the day, apd prices
suffered further reduction at iusi1c nricos.
II viewer, there was LILLE moro inclination ID
purchnse and prices rallied again. hut tho out
side figures were not fully supported. sep
TEN Der lard opened at 50 t1h, and sold UP 10
lG;O-the closing figure. september shortcuts
ouened at .1.Sh, sold up 10 s&lO, snd closed al
fS.O'9. -
CtNciNHArr, July 27.--Whoat firm; No.
red. 7la'Sc Corn Grm; No. mixed. AKA
~ Oats steady Ne. mixed, Sjs30c. Pork
quiet at $3.50. Lard quiet nj $500. Bulk
IlCgs quiet: common and light. fi.Da!539,
packing and butcher., SiWaf5l Is
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. July T.-Flour steady. Wheat
OF oned strong aud closed ilaNc. below yester-
day: No. 2 red. cash, 'sr.: July. 7lR1ibc.:
:, ptember, s23 ,a13c Corn opened strong AMI
closed lower; cash. 3iN a3jc. (; September, j5s
3Jtc. Oats firm: cash. 2}'.a9ic.: July, 2it
september, eye NhBRoy steady az E.9a.
Provisions quiet
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, y. a., July g7.--I'nperiins
steady AZ 49, ROsin dull strained. Slc.;
good strained. So Tar firm az sl.3l CRUDE
trIrertine steady; HARD. sLlo; yelow-dip
| and 7'sg'n. leO.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, July .7.-Graln aud provisions
luiet aud Unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-28

,ns |gArEga n, EICHsosp YESTERDAY was
cloa., pa,,y cloudy. aud sultry, with falling
temperature al night
Iihngn OF IhernOmeter Yesterday
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mons Anderson, of Lacrosse. spent a
few days IN the city, last week. He
bought several head of Holsteln cattle
for his stock farms.
G. L. Case expects to leave to-day fol
Washington Ter, to look after lumber
interests in which he and Bellus d Case
are interested,
Mr.. Mills, of Mills & johnson, is dan.
gerously ill. Mr.. johnson went te
Sparta, Wis. Tuesday to see him.
Jno RicheY has returned from the east,
much improved IN health, and will soon
be pounding iron again.
Mrs. Agnes Gregg, Miss Belle Horro.
bin, and Mrs. Alice Fuller visited the
Ice Palace, this week.
W. II. Barrowman's family left Aus,
tin, Tuesday, for their new home in
Marshaltown, la.
C. E. Carter has returned from Cal.
He enjoyed his trip. and has been bene
flied by it.
Miss Frank Fobes, of Albert Lea. has
been visiting friends in the city the past
week.
Henry Crane, of Excelsior, an cid Aus.
tin boy, has been in the city, the past
week.
Rev. Rigby, of Mason City. was in
the city, Monday, the guest of s. w.
Day.
n. J. Minar's brother from Charlie.
City, Ia, spent few days in the city.
II. J. Ainar, wholesale agt for Cole
Bros. spent Sunday at home.
Miss Lizzie Peters went to Wisconsin
Thursday, to visit relatives.
Geo. w. White and wife have returned
fir ON Rockford
Hans Anderson, of Nevada was in the
city, Saturday.
Park Goodwin went to St. Paul
Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Davidson spent Sunday al
home.
DR.. Avery went to Lacrosse, Wednes
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
SOCIALS, MEETINGS, ETC.

The Cow Boy and Dairy Maid Supper,
at G. A. R. hall, for the benefit of Con
gregational church debt to the chapel,
will be on Friday evening, Feb, 4 The
musical and literary talent of the city
will be well represented. Let everybody
come and enjoy a pleasant evening and
a good farmers supper, Tickets for
entertainment and upper only IS cents
d. D. A. F. G. CLUB.
L. D. A. D. G. CLUB.
Christ Church Episcopal; Rev. p B.
Peabody, Rector. Services, next Sun
day, as follows: 1870 a. M; subject,
"Conversion.' 800 p. M; Children's
services, subject, "Obedience. Up m ;
subject, ''Missions.' -
The members of the Ladies' Floral
Club will hold a business meeting on
Tuesday February 9Th at the library,
at 8 p. m.
The W. G.. T. U. will hold a GOSPEL
Temperance meeting at the Opera House,
Sunday evening, at 7. All invited,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04

Young Fritz has arrived. now make preparation
To greet this great wonder the light OF the nation,
He dstr butes his blessings on one and ALL
And is happy to visit, both great and small
Now these blessings given in the shape Of cigars
And the very best thing for family jars.
You can procure these treasures at any time Of
Dalagars
For the very small sum Of half dime.
He who trios q Young Fritz. before he kAsws.
Sees the departure Of all his woes.
No one can truly enjoy good joks.
It'll he sees all his troubles depart in smoke.
There is an old saying, 'Whsts in q name.
Nothing say, unless tits its fame.
And the fame of Young Fritz, when once it is tried,
Will spread through the cosntrybosh far and wide
They put up in boxes, SO pretty and neat.
And the flavor Of each is both pure and sweet,
AL who have tried them, pronounce thea jus.
grand
And not to be eeualed in all the land.
Now all my gentlemen friends Of the weed.
To my truthful words 1 pray you take heed.
Find what the pleasures of this world are,
By buying and trying Young Frita cigar.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
More room. .'4.@~~ @.-'.. ~ :'.:,s.s'
Booms don't freeze.
Building will soon begin.

building Will soon begin.
Seven stores rented during the last few
weeks.
New goods at the Austin Furn,-
ture Cos.
Hand in your application to the Build.
ing Association.
Furniture repaired at the Austin
Furniture Cos.
The A. o. U. w. held its installation
of officers, Friday evening.
The Cowboys aud Dairy Maids to
night, at the &. A. r. Hall.
The Building Association is ready to
receive applications for shares.
George G. Miller has renewed his stock
Of organs to the Windsor House.
The Anstin State Bank opened Tues.
day. F. I. Crane was the first depositor.
Dalager Bros. have procured the
services of poet. See Young Fritz. "
George Hirsch, the new clothing man.
has shipped his stock of goods from Chi
cago.
If you want to BUY or RENT farm
call at the Office of Richardson, Day s. Co.
over First National Bank.
Tea by the Chest.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
See plice list.
I shall sell all of my Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machines at cost. This is bar
gain IL machines. G. T. MILLS.
Capt. Sutton has put in the feunda-
ton for new house, adjoining his resi-
dence. It will be large house resem-
bling the one built by j. E. Robinson.
Mr.. Mills, of Mills & johnson, died
Thursday p. M, at his heme near Spar
ia, Wis. A. Mollison, Julius johnson
and Thede Mollison have gone to Sparta
to attend the funeral.
lhave always been much annoyed by
neuralgia and headache and finally de-
termined to try Salvation Oil. lam glad
to recommend it as it made q perfect
cure in my case. MARKS New,
81 AisQuith St., Baltimore, Nd
The Building Association have loaned
money to IS members during the last six
years. taking as security first Mortgage
on real estate In most cases houses
we're built or paid for with the money
thus loaned. They nave never met with
a loss or forclesed mortgage. Han
kato Free Press.
uS duuu0 UuSlueSS mccbluS VI W. ",
I'd Regt., NJ. N, G., was held Wednesday
evening. The following officers were
elected:
President-Sergt. A. W. Wright.
Vice-President-Corp. w. S. Sterling.
Treasurer-Serxt. A. w Wright.
Secretary-Corp. c. F. Cook.
Board of Administration-Sergt. Ira
Padden, Corp. George Ward, Private c.
E. Rensberger Sergt. W. F. Anderson.
The following recruits were mustered
in: A. Eugene Pfremmer, Bert L. Ban
field, Fred Hall, Frank Smith, Sherman
Adams, George Torrcns, Gene Earl and
a. E. Wynbourn.
Orders are expected soon for the cleo
ton of First and Second Lieutenants, to
fill vacancies caused by the resignation Of
Lieuts Pierce and'Clark.
A Chicago lover bet his girl that hi
could tell what she was thinking Of. He
thought she was thinking of him. bu
she wasn't: it was abont DR.. Bulls Cougt
Syrup which had just cured her of s
dreadful cough.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.

so acres for sale in the village of
Lansing, in good state of cultivation,
well fenced, well watered, acres of
young timber in the rear, good build
ings, abundance of small fruit and ap-
pies: Also span of matched bay Morgan
geldings, coming four, and IL year old
gelding. Terms One-third down, and
DAVID HONEYWELL,
Lansing MINI.